11-30-2023, 08:13 AM
Growler Wrote:If you have light primer strikes, barring headspace issues, your first check should be your hammer spring. Triggers that use lighter springs to reduce break force are trading reliability and safety for performance. You can (mostly) have your cake and eat it too with full power springs, provided your trigger is a good fit for your requirements.
Thx I got a Rise Armament 434HP drop in and it worked great before I shave the firing pin down to .0345" from .042" it does fire brass just fine noooo problems but, the steel cased ammo I will get good primer strikes but, no fire condition. I am pretty sure it is because of the harder primers of the Wolf Ammo. I shaved it down because the Wolf ammo was experiencing ruptured cases and the pin protrusion should werk @ .0345" I guess you have to live and learn. shoulda kept it @ .042"